No input file specified.

[SPYDERIX]

Hi,

I have just made myself a custom error handling system so that if there is a broken link I don't get generic 404 errors and the 404 is entered into my site.

I then tested this system out and it works, except when I purposely changed the name of one of my files (portfolio.php => portfolio1.php) to make it error, instead of seeing my custom error page I see this:

"No input file specified."

That should be giving a 404. How do I make it give a 404 and not that error for .php files?

Thanks!

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[sleipnir214]

Insufficient data for a meaningful answer.

How does this error-handler handle errors?

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[SPYDERIX]

sleipnir214,

The error handler is processed by apache like this:

ErrorDocument 400 /error/error.php?400
ErrorDocument 401 /error/error.php?401
ErrorDocument 403 /error/error.php?403
ErrorDocument 404 /error/error.php?404
ErrorDocument 500 /error/error.php?500

This works for every file except .php files. That error.php page is simply a copy of my website and shows the correct error message based on the query string. It is everytime that a non-existant .php file is requested that I get what looks like php's version of a 404 error instead of the apache error that should be taking place.

Perhaps this is a question for the apache forum, but I posted it here b/c it's only php files that aren't causing my error handling system to output the correct error.

Thanks!

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[SPYDERIX]

Hi,

I might add that I am running:
Apache 1.3.27
PHP 4.3.0

And if it helps here is a link to phpinfo on my server:

http://www.mainframe-webdesign.com/info.php

Thanks!

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[sleipnir214]

This has the feel of an Apache error, but I'm not sure.

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